Alloy

The account-level Policy Library allows you to create, save, and reuse your own policy snippets within a single Alloy account. Unlike the Alloy Policy Library, which contains standardized policies ...

Rule-Based Notifications (RBN) proactively alert you when key metrics in Alloy cross thresholds you care about—so you can catch issues like spikes in denials, drops in approval quality, or unexpect...

Navigate to the Investigations Queue, highlighted in yellow below.Click into each Investigation to view more details. We recommend opening new tabs for each Investigation to easily navigate back to...

Note: MFA can only be enabled for the entire account by an agent with the appropriate permissions.   If you are an agent logging into the Alloy dashboard and your organization has enabled Multi-Fac...

Outcomes are the final result of an evaluation after an application runs through a Workflow. Like Thresholds, outcomes are determined by a series of conditions, often reflecting the risk of the app...

Workflows utilize an important feature: version controlling. Versions in Workflows allow changes to be made, safely, carefully, and get fully tested first before being rolled out to production. If ...

Thresholds are the rules that dictate what causes a given node to run. Dependents are follow-up actions that occur based on a previous node in the Workflow. This is done to create a sequence of act...

Output Attributes in Alloy are essential components used to store and manipulate data within Workflows and generate custom values. Output Attributes are derived from a calculation within the Workfl...

After a node has been added into the Workflow, regardless of the type of node that it is, it can still be removed. Locate the node you’d like to remove Click on the ⋮ (More Options) menu to the ri...

In a workflow, services refer to various functionalities or tools that can be integrated to perform specific tasks or checks. For example, Alloy workflows can include services like: List Service:...